almost a back to work day for many in the city but there are events planned there at san francisco city hall this evening at 6:00 also at san jose city hall tonight. a lot of people sort of buzzing and now for those people who are celebrating, it's going to be tough to get back to the business of a regular workday or schoolday because certainly, this decision changes everything. >> yeah. we also heard from mayor lee and kate kendall. mayor lee said did you feel the earth shaking this morning? talking about the supreme court decision. kate said that she hopes that this decision goes beyond same- sex marriage but instead moves toward, you know, dealing with other issues in terms of race, housing equality. she mentioned that, as well. want to go back to -- we are going back out to -- >> look. in the middle of the picture, the man we have been expecting to hear from. >> our former mayor, now lieutenant governor, the fabulous one of the men that i most admire on the planet, gavin newsom. >> sorry i'm late. you have a lot to do and a lot to celebrate. more importantly, a lot to be proud of to

san francisco. this is a live shot outside of city hall back here in san francisco. tara was mentioning the crowd is continuing to grow out there. lots of support for gay marriage. a huge celebration. really, no matter how you put it this morning, if i can editorialize a little bit, this is a historic moment in our country's history where we move forward from here. from this point forward it will be interesting to see how we move forward. tara was trying to get gavin newsom to come down from satisfy hall. he sent out a tweet saying the day has come that loving couples can get married regardless of their constitution. thank you. he will have a lot to say not only today but this weekend as it is pride weekend. >> and on the phone, professor russell of santa clara university. we have seen so many people talking about the day we got married. i would not be surprised if there are more marriage proposals there on the steps of san francisco city hall. this doesn't go beyond marriage. there are so many other considerations. legal issues, hospital issue, survivorship issues.

>>pam moore: the warriors' victory parade of course the president is in town and tonight san francisco city hall of celebrating its centennial the city is storm of the parting. >>jeff bush: this party is about to kick off write about 6:00 a little bit more than 30 minutes away the work crews are here putting the finishing touches on all the decorations in the stages in this really is one to be a celebration of san francisco city hall and what better way to do this than what a rich history of music that is on to the central theme in of the celebration multiple stages different types of music we will listen into the music director of this event who tells a little bit about what to expect for tonight's celebration and hoping that the best talent goes down you never know in their planning on having this to be a family affair a couple of things is the tier 6:00 for gruntal all until 11:00 with a light show that will be nothing to show san francisco city hall is one to be displayed can be lit up with all different colors of light as a preview of this earlier in the week and truly fantastic the ki

joe and marlin monroe may be the most famous couple to marry in san francisco city hall, beauty where politics and passions meet. >> i know pronounce you husband and wife. [ cheers ] >> and there are 38 couples who are married at san francisco city hall. >> per day? >> per day monday through friday. >> oh my goodness. >> perhaps no one knows more about city hall weddings than ellen schumer. >> how glorious it must be to walk through city hall and surrounded by this. >> by weddings and look you're also surrounded by children who participate in family weddings. the main thing it's truly a sign of love, love of each other in a building that promotes love. >> when mayor james sunny first opened the doors in 1915 he envisioned it as a palace for the people. a county clerk at the time, issued tens of thousands of marriage licenses over the course of his career. he was known for not standing in the way of a wedding, no matter what concerns were raised. in 1921 a vocal instructor ray youngman claimed he was forced to marry a former student at gunpoint. according to the "san francisco chronicl

approved and let's get to work thank you watching. >> ever wonder about programs the city is working on to make san francisco the best place to live and work we bring shine won our city department and the people making them happy what happened next sf oh san francisco known for it's looks at and history and beauty this place arts has it all but it's city government is pretty unique in fact, san francisco city departments are filled with truly initiative programming that turns this way our goal is to create programs that are easily digestable and easy to follow so that our resident can participate in healing the planet with the new take dial initiative they're getting close to zero waste we 2020 and today san francisco is diverting land filled and while those numbers are imperfect not enough. >> we're sending over 4 hundred thousand tons of waste to the landfill and over the 4 hundred tons 10 thousands are textile and unwanted listen ones doesn't have to be find in the trash. >> i could has are the ones creating the partnerships with the rail kwloth stores putting an in store collection box near the checks st

for you in about 35 minutes as a second of a live with the stage this set here in front of san francisco cityl the crowd is getting warmed up here and has terrell looking for the mayor. >>james: san francisco city hall where we are moments away from hearing from mayor ed lee and former san francisco mayor current the lieutenant governor that is coming up into a second trial. >>mark: this is the time everyone said was political suicide and here we are 11 years later the same-sex marriage now the allies across the nation the flawed phil decision isn't and out of control act of unconstitutional judicial tyranny. >>mark: of their divided court of five to four ruling once again taking the majority opinion showing in the backed the same-sex marriages leaks and all states become, " and a version of the canada of canyon de struck down state criminal laws against gay sex on this date here don't twisted become historic day in a fight for gay rights it was two years ago that the federal defense of america act was struck back by the supreme court as well as a group were making a decision on prop. 8 in th

city hall this morning. lots of tears of joy. here's lee. >> good morning, san francisco! >> we want to waited for everybody. they are still hugging each other inside san francisco city hall. >> whoo! >> come on all out everyone. before we begin, i just wanted to give a special thanks to tom taylor and gilbert baker for this wonderful beautiful rainbow flag!! >> whoo! >> thank you, tom and gilbert. >> also want to give a shout out the to evelyn and walter haas junior fund for helping us in this equality support. >> it's june 26. something must be happening. [ laughter ] >> did you feel the earth shake this morning? well, i just wanted to tell you that i don't think it was an earthquake. but i do believe it was the scales of justice tipping. and it was the arc of our history being bent. that's what we felt this morning. >> you know, san francisco, we've always been proud of our role in leading the nation and perhaps the world in the challenge to foster equality, acceptance and tolerance for all people. we're a city that celebrates diversity every day and everyone who lives h

. >>> san francisco city hall, glowing in colorful light. at 10:30 a live report from the centennial celebration under way right now. >>> wrapping up a beautiful friday across the entire bay area. coming up where the fog will be first thing tomorrow morning and the temperature change in your saturday forecast. >>> up first, the man accused of killing nine people inside a church. the words of forgiveness

matt keller is at san francisco city hall. matt? >> it did not seem like it would be an exciting game but the warriors did make it exciting in the 4th quarter a little discoupling with the loss but fans are not giving up at san francisco city hall. they have the banner saying "this is warriors ground." but last night was not their night. here are the highlights, they never had a lead. king james, no one picked him up with the dunk and fast breakthrough the defense and andre had 15 points. all caves in the third, lebron got 68-48 and cleveland up by 20. golden state warriors made a signature rally with liven off the bench for lee and steph curry has three points in the first half and 24 in the second half. dellavedova responded seconds later with steph curry draped over him and 20 for cleveland takes the lead. >> we have to bottle up what we did in the 4th quarter and bring that for 48 minutes starting game four. confidence knowing we have come back from 2-1 means a lot. regardless of the finals. that is a huge bonus to go through th

i teach in san francisco city college. what i want to say is it's not about addressing individuals but about the harm and policing and the poverty criminalized mental illness. so, we know that policing, that incarceration doesn't make our community safer. we know what does make our community safer, things like access to jobs and education at city college to affordable housing to opportunities to mental health treatment and community based services and that fill the infrastructure and the support and connectedness to community that drive incarceration and this increase in policing that really does destroy the thread and the community that are most impacted by them. to me that's what we should be spending those resources on and not increasing policing and not increasing incarceration. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker? >> hi, my name is irvin from the justice project. we know that the proposed increasing in policing is intimately tied to the jail expansion. he said that the jail will justify every new jail. we

this is on the steps of san francisco's city hall today. they're waiting for a vote about housing in the city. nbc bay area mark matthews is live in san francisco city haul and he is tracking the story, mark? >> it has been a con day yous day nsds and outside of city it is backed inside we'll get you the vote just as soon as they take it. first let's take a quick look inside. >> proponents of the moratorium says that the mission district has been ground zero for displaitment. they want a minimum 45 day pause in residential building while the city looks for money to buy up the last 13 lots that could hold 40 or more communities. sherman chu owns one of them. he says in real estate timing is critical. >> the markets, the financing available. we might not be able to do it. >> the supervisor says he needs a 45 day delay to give the city time to buy up the property before chu develops it. >> when you have a lack of affordable housing, the answer is to build more affordable housing. >> he needs nine of 11 supervisors to vote for him and two of the

>>pam moore: plus a new round of big water cut its san francisco with the city was told not to do that is coming up and even led some role while fire in southern california. >>pam moore: in prison and more dangerous this is video of one of those events and their dangers not just for the drivers according to police an oakland. >>haaziq madyun: of your sentence the self on video from a recent slide show on oakland highlighting the dangers that participating in any legal even when the weather gets warm we know that people have a lot of activity in the summer the top of the spontaneous nature ofthese slide shows has been a major factor for law-enforcement to prevent the ends of this before they get started fast information sure to social media so instantly you could have twisted 30 or 50 cars into in the section in is like a flash small the possibility of spectators being injured at a side show the something nicole pd once the public to be aware of we have seen size of increasingly become more and more aggressive you can receive citation >>pam moore: the cutbacks will water districts and c

san francisco more than most places has always represented. with our strong economic foundation we vaspecial opportunity to change the city for the better and see san francisco is affordable for families and insure every san francisco shares in our cities rising prosperity. as usual, it was doctor king who said it best, we may have come on different ships, but we are all in the same boat now. because hope and opportunity after all are really at the heart of the place, this idea called san francisco. many of us came from somewhere else or our parents did or their parents before them and whether it was [inaudible] city or-the county clerk or world plains texas, what brought us here was a sense of hope that san francisco more than most places offered greater opportunities to build a different and a better life. we are changing the world once again where all lives matter and we are a beacon in the world too often torn apart by differences. here in san francisco we celebrate diversity, we just don't tolerate it. as we celebrate the 70th anniversary of the united nations charter and because of the secretary generals goal to end all forms of discrimin

. >> the steps of san francisco's city hall. ahead at 4:30 the critical hearing under way right now. at 4:11, a live look at the afternoon commute and this is the san francisco skyway and it's the usual backup for oncoming cars trying to make the slow crawl on to the lower deck of the bay bridge heading back to the east bay and not a heck of a lot better on the right hand side for those >>> we mentioned a few minute ago the cleveland cavalier his arrived at sfo and they had deplaned and gotten on their bus and about to make the trek up 101 north which should be a lot of fun at 4:00 in the afternoon and heading most likely to a hotel in downtown san francisco. not sure if they're going to practice today or whether they've practiced in cleveland earlier today, but they'll be getting set for game one of the nba finals against the golden state warriors on thursday and this is a little bit of a homecoming for one player in particular and matthew dellavedova who played in st. mary's in moraga and been portrayed as something of a villai

live at city hall in san francisco anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> thank you. and we have a lot more information on pride week just go to our cbssf.com. >>> a search dog may have picked up a new clue in the disappearance of a woman 18 years ago. the clue was outside a home on jayne avenue in oakland. same house where kristen modafferi lived before she disappeared. kpix 5's christin ayers went to the house to find out more. >> reporter: retired detective paul boatcy has no doubt about -- paul dotscy has no doubt about what his search dog picked up on here. >> it's human decomposition undoubtedly. >> reporter: what he can't answer is whether that could be linked to the missing woman who lived here. >> we don't know if that's crises sten. -- kristen. >> reporter: he says the family asked him to search for kristen modafferi where she was living when she disappeared in 1997. she was spending the summer in the bay area and was last seen in san francisco asking for directions to baker beach. >> she was a sweet young girl. she came over just after she moved in just to

they held weddings in february of 2004. >>> more water cuts for the city of san francisco. has asked the city to stop taking some of the river water it stores. san francisco has other water rights in that area and the city says it has enough water in some of the reservoirs to meet customer needs at least through this coming year. >>> san francisco led the fight for marriage equality back in 2004. coming up in our next half hour, the joy and reflection of those who were at the forefront of that fight. >>> first, an emotional funeral in charleston, south carolina. a look at the touching moment by the president that brought all of those people to their feet. >>> partly sunny to partly cloudy skies in the forecast for your saturday afternoon. i will show you the source of those clouds there. you see them up above. and bring you the afternoon highs as we are looking at a cooling trend for your saturday. more on those numbers coming up. >>> and if you want to get a jump on the pride celebration head out to the castro this afternoon. the pink party beginnings at 3 p.m. on castro an

.) >> we're going to wrap up i think but we'll see with representative the city college of san francisco city college is right in my neighborhood such an important institution for the city and county of san francisco and with this leadership that will continue to provide the tremendous service please welcome board member alex randolph (clapping.) >> hello, everybody welcome to our pails at city hall as one of the newest opening gay elected officials in san francisco i can't tell you how excited i share the space with our openly gay raphael who couldn't be here unfortunately fortunately i share the stage with our pioneers that previously served at the college board leslie and others and the first openly gay who lead the cause and, of course i was excited to support and yesterday we voted to appoint susan our person at city college for the first lesbian chancellor at city college despite what you read in the news media i have no doubt city college will be there for the next decades to provide education to our community i want to relocate recognize that city college was one of the first colleges

san jose. santa clara 78 degrees as you look at the peninsula. 77 in red wood city. 59 in pacifica and foggy most of the day just like daly city. 64 san franciscosanta rosa. north bay temperature of 75 in vallejo vallejo. lots of high clouds continue to filter the sun. east bay low 70s for berkeley, oakland. 77 free mont. livermore 86. walnut creek 84. concord 83 degrees. it's a big weekend, so much going on. pride festivities going on now and will continue this weekend. tomorrow clouds in the morning. low 60s. temperatures coming up into the low to mid 60s for the afternoon evening hours with filtered sun and then breezy towards the nighttime hours. you can pretty much duplicate this for the parade on sunday expecting temperatures close to saturday hfs levels. a look at the accuweather seven day forecast temperatures run near average this weekend. it will feel much better for those of you doing outdoor activities who do not like the heat. and then the hot weather will come back. it warms again on monday with mid 90s inland. triple digits by tuesday. 60s coast side. temperatures will remain in the 90s for most of the work week but at least we h

." >> june plant scene at san francisco city hall where it started in 2008 when the marriage licensed were issued to same-sex couples. >> kristen the flag over there in front of city hall tells it all. mayor lee and other city officials held a news conference on the steps this morning as the mayor told the crowd of about 150 people, today san francisco's values back the nation's values. it is hard for me to describe to you how pure this jubilation was, the sense of relief unity among those here who gathered in front of city hall. that celebration started early this morning at 7:00 when the decision came down. the decision brought cheers hugs, and tears. just raw emotion among the dozen or so same-sex couples who gathered at city hall to hear the decision. >> i fowl like i am part of men dream -- american dream new. i have the opportunity to history the american dream like everyone else. >> pat thompson is a military veteran. >> we can serve our country with honor and it is just so great. >> her spouse --. >> amazing. we have waited all these years. >> among those is state senator who

vic lee has been outside san francisco city hall today since the announcement and tweeted this photo mark leno who says it is a great day for america. >>> abc 7 reporter david louie took this video at san jose city hall where a pride flag was raised this afternoon. a celebration rally is planned tonight at the plaza. david joins us live with reaction from the south bay. >> reporter: mayor and other civic leaders joining members and supporters of the lbgtq community. there will be some religious leaders who don't support the supreme court's decision. for supervisor the high court decision has special meaning. he came out as gay 31 years ago and thinks it will help younger people. >> this sends the signal especially to young people that they don't have to believe that they aren't as good as everybody else. i think that just sort of changes the whole dynamic that everybody is going to feel more accepted. >> reporter: two years ago he put on a judicial robe and performed civil same-sex ceremonies to demonstrate his support. for some religious leaders especially in more conservative congr

expensive markets in the nation and san francisco has the largest income gap in the nation san francisco is losing 2 hundred latino families every year san francisco is a city where one every 5 students in the public school district a homeless and san francisco has the highest push out rate of african-american we're arriving post katrina new orleans in our african-american displacement san francisco is a city it it values exists but is the whitest city in california that is the context under which we propose this pause on developing luxury units rationalizing opposition is necessary to common sense policy is a political decision that we noted and the nation will notice voting against this profit over people prior tiger's a developer to make their negligence millions over grandmothers and city workers and janitors and domestic workers and everyone that self-make hundred and 50 k a year that's a disappointing position we need to save the last 13 sites to build affordable housing this measure at the end of the day is hundred percent about building housing but about building avenue, i urge you to vote with our conscious and not our pocketbook vote for the you.

san francisco's pride weekend. >> this movement that in many ways began here on the steps of san francisco city hall went all the way to the supreme court and now from coast to coast. >> reporter: it is a monumental victory for gay rights. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. america's highest court has spoken. the justices ruled 5-4 that same-sex couples have a constitutionally protected right to get married. and tonight a nationwide show of solidarity. look at the white house there, lit up in rainbow colors. >> and we have team coverage tonight beginning with ktvu's amber lee. she's live in the castro where the celebrations are well under way this evening. amber. >> reporter: julie tonight the castro is living up to it reputation that it knows how to party. the high court ruling is just adding to that joyful celebration. the decision day rally inspired reflection about the long legal struggle for marriage equality. many same-sex couples married 11 years ago only to have their unions later voided. today is a new day. >> we're a family. you know we have a child. so the idea that you can mo

san francisco city hall -- lit >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the countrye nba finals shifts back to the bay area all tied up at two games apiece. game four in cleveland last night and averaging 41 points in the first three games of the series lebron james struggles to earn 24 points on 27 for 22 shooting. meanwhile stephen curry finds his touch. he scores 22 points and golden state runs way with 103-82 win. >>> things got even worse for james. he's cut and bloody on his head when he dives for a loose ball and slams into a camera. >> i was holding my head. it was hurting. and i was just hoping i wasn't bleeding, but obviously the camera, you know, cut me pretty bad. i already got the stitches. obviously you can't see them. >> game five is sunday night in oakland. >>> in baseball, an umpire plays peacekeeper during a tense moment. atlanta's julio teheran hit matt kemp with a ball. he angers him and stares him down. that's when the benches clear. watch what happens as kemp tries to go after him. jordan baker knocks kemp to the ground. things eventually cooled

all in one place. >>> new at 10:00, a dazzling light show tonight as san francisco throws a centennial celebration in honor of its cityl. the building opened 100 years ago and has served as a magnificent stage for some of san francisco's major milestones. >> amber lee is at city hall for a fitting celebration for this historic building, amber. >> what party this is. it was supposed to end at 10:00, but as you can see, it's still going strong right now. it is spectacular befitting a city known for its color and character. >> happy 100th birthday to the city of san francisco. >> reporter: on this beautiful june night, iconic city hall became the canvas to showcase the new led lighting system with a dazzling display of colors. a show bringing the 100-year- old building into the 21st century. >> it's a little bit of a sense of history and all the technology that happened. it's incredible. >> i was blown away. it was melting before my eyes and i didn't know what to do. >> reporter: live music on stage representing the past and present. home grown musical talents for all tastes. >> side shows exemplifying the best of street

so i have heard you say before, if any city than san francisco would, so if any city is going to -- >> thank you. could you leave the report? >> yes. >> hi, my name is cameal oligo . this is my second time here this week. i'm really amazed at the level of hypocrisy going on. it's one thing to come here and talk about our status. we know what happened in south carolina. we need to talk about white supremacy, i'm talking about the board of supervisors. ms. julie christensen. you talked about dead black people. >> please do not address individuals. >> a deputy to get a new microphone for people who were speaking after a mother who talked about being here for 4 hours with her son who police officers pulled guns on him. wiener asked for a new microphone. are you people serious? is it just me because i have been here twice in a week so maybe my level of tolerance is lower for this ridiculous of white supremacy like for more officers when it was intentional when you came out thursday evening and only gave us 3 days to do it and it was to organize and in those 3 days somehow malia cohen had 2

there were crowds at san francisco city hall this morning. the scene in washington, d.c.pride after that ruling was issued. >> we have team coverage from all angles of the story, crews across the bay standing by. >> let's begin with mark matthews in san francisco. we could see up to 2 million celebrating in the city this weekend. >> reporter: that's right. this is where it all started, in front of city hall where we are right now, where in 2004 the first marriage licenses were handed out to same-sex couples and this is where city leaders wanted to be today to celebrate. he told me he had a feeling and he wasn't the only former supervisor who wanted to be here. >> part of me thought i would never be able to see it happen. it's a joyous

video. >> by the powers vested in me. >> world champion. >> please join the san francisco to join san francisco's celebration of city hall. happy birthday, city hall. [ applause ] >> this year, san francisco's city hall is turn 100. you can join in the celebration by sharing your favorite city hall memories online. whether it's the day of the big game or that magical moment when you said i do. just post your favorite city hall memories with the hashtag sf city hall 100 and you can help to make this year's celebration one to remember. for more information visit sf city hall 100.com. >> okay, thank you. that ends our press conference. [ applause ] on election day, when you go to vote at your local polling place in san francisco, the workers, that greet you, check the roster and give you your boll lot, might a little young like they could be in high school this is part of the poll worker program, this provides, every election, with thoun poll workers how did they become a poll workers, and what is it like being a poll worker as such a young age? let's meet some poll workers. >> hello, i have been a poll worker for abou

common good and most vulnerable among us." >>> it was a mowmentsous morning on the steps of san francisco city hall where the fight for same-sex marriage began many years ago. >> much of what we won today started here. this is what you did. today is what you did. >> today san francisco values become america's values. >> whoo! >> the ark of history bends toward justice. well, today, it came to fruition. >> dozens of people gathered at city hall to hear the scotus ruling announced and celebrate the vert. >>> almost five years ago a bay area federal judge issued a same-sex marriage ruling that read like today's supreme court decision. after a full trial, judge vaughn walker struck down california's proposition 8. i sat down with the now retired judge this afternoon for his perspective on today's decision. >> well, it was a very pleasant reaction as a matter of fact. i was having breakfast and got the news and so i got out the smartphone and started reading the decision. >> and he read quite a bit of it today. much more of my interview with the judge including his reaction to criticism that a gay

san francisco. born in oakland, a lot of love there. two great citieseporter: the free party included circus acts, live music, and entertainment. >> wonderful things going on. weird and wonderful. >> reporter: that's san francisco for you. >> that's very san francisco. that's what i like about it. it is very not british. >> reporter: and the city hit yet another weird and wonderful milestone tonight. now san francisco has also set aside $2 million to make sure that this iconic building stays beautiful, liz, for generations to come. >> yeah, what a cool way to celebrate the centennial and the light show was incredible. >> reporter: it blew everybody away including me and my camera man. it was wonderful. >> i would love to see the whole thing. thank you betty. >>> life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness, and water. tonight, a new lawsuit filed against the state saying yes, water is a constitutional right. reporter nick james is open the other side of the altamont to explain. >> reporter: 86 years old, still as fiery as they come. jim mcleod has seen a lot

on the avent or wednesday july 1st san francisco city haul. the north right court from 1:30 to 11:30. i know suspanich. you have been doing wonderful work with your peers with the council. and i'm hoping we can see your peers. in your event as well. it will become an event for them as well as for us. >> they have been invited. and we're sharing the information with them. >> excellent. we have some save the date postcardses. on the table. we have beautiful save the date postcards. prepared in braille. so they're a combination of brailles. and colors. so there is something for everybody. my next item. is to talk about affordable and accessible housing. we have been following the news. the city is putting an extra ordinary effort. in constructing and rehabilitating accordable housing. the needs are great. our efforts are great. of course. they're not fully meeting the need. there is more that need toss be done. when the housing is publicly funded. that is our opportunity to make sure that public housing is accessible housing. in our office. the m

video. >> by the powers vested in me. >> world champion. >> please join the san francisco to join san francisco's celebration of city hall. happy birthday, city hall. [ applause ] >> this year, san francisco's city hall is turn 100. you can join in the celebration by sharing your favorite city hall memories online. whether it's the day of the big game or that magical moment when you said i do. just post your favorite city hall memories with the hashtag sf city hall 100 and you can help to make this year's celebration one to remember. for more information visit sf city hall 100.com. >> okay, thank you. that ends our press conference. [ applause ] tuesday, may 5, 2015 meeting of the san francisco unified school district sfusd please call t role and director brinkman

and there's going to be a rally here at san francisco city hall as everybody waits for the word from the supreme court. the decision is all based on four different cases. and the fate of millions of same-sex couples nationwide rests on this ruling. the justices determining whether states can prohibit same-sex marriage like 13 states currently do. the court could declare state marriage bans unconstitutional meaning all states will perform and recognize same-sex marriage. another option, leaving some bans in place but forcing all states to recognize marriages performed in other states. >> however the decision comes down on the marriage issue, one thing is undeniable. there has been this incredible shift. >> yes! >> -- in attitudes across the country. >> yes! >> you know, when i became president, same-sex marriage was legal in two states. >> yeah. >> today it's legal in 37 states. >> whoo! [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: president obama

matt keller is at san francisco city hall. matt? risten, the warriors players are certainly not giving up in the nba finals. neither are the fans at the san francisco city hall you can see they have a banner that said "this is warriors ground," and a warriors flag up. as i walk over to the civic auditorium you can see warriors colors in lights. all we need now are the warriors to win these straight against cleveland. now, the highlights from last night, first quarter king james in the pick and no one picked him up and andre was a one man fast breakthrough the defense of cleveland and had continue points. all cavaliers in the third and cleveland by 20 at half time. golden state warriors make as a signature rally and david lee, and steph curry was held to three points in the first half. he had 24 in the second. and warriors were within one and matthew dellavedova responded with steph curry all over him and 20 for steph curry cleveland takes the 2-1 series lead. >> we just have to continue to put the pressure on them. try to keep them b

there were crowds at san francisco city hall this morning. the scene in washington, d.c. also filled with pride after that ruling was issued. >> we have team coverage from all angles of the story, crews across the bay standing by. >> let's begin with mark matthews in san francisco. we could see up to 2 million celebrating in the city this weekend. >> reporter: that's right. this is where it all started, in front of city hall where we are right now, where in 2004 the first marriage licenses were handed out to same-sex couples and this is where city leaders wanted to be today to celebrate. he told me he had a feeling and he wasn't the only former supervisor who wanted to be here. >> part of me thought i would never be able to see it happen. it's a joyous occasion. >> we are changing the way how people think about committed, loving relationships. >> reporter: the man who was mayor in 2004 and braved the scorn of his party for initiating marriage equality, gavin newsom. today newsom is being congratulated, everyone at city hall wanted a picture with them the very first couple

i'm not here to impress on the city and county of san francisco. the city by the bay. they claim they know how to do the thing. listen, i'm really appalled. >> sir please keep your comments to item 2 >> just give me a chance [inaudible] i'm up here speaking on the cbd and what is happening in the lan use in the fillmore supervisor cohen. or whatever we call the fill no mo. you need to pay attention to what is happening there so you don't to repeat on [inaudible] what they have done to fillmore. my name is ace and want to the city and county to know i'm on the case. i'm getting ready to retire as a activist because i'm growing foo hold to come up and speak 3 minutes and be disrespected. i'm up here speaking in the parallel with land use. cbd, western addition and fillmore. we don't have cbd or leadership, we don't have anything but evaluation and corruptness and all these other things. i'm going to slow down because i'm not a activist but i do appreciate respect because i'm been here more than anyone in the room and plan to be here for the rest of my life. my name is ac

san francisco. 65 in concord. let's take you through your hour-by-hour forecast starting with coastal clouds in the city this morninge more sunshine by lunchtime today topping out in the upper 60s in san francisco. 66 by 5:00 tonight and then increasing clouds once again along the coast cooling down to about 55 overnight tonight. this weekend a beautiful weekend in the city for the pride celebration. 65 degrees and mostly sunny. full forecast coming up but first a check of the roads. >> reporter: it is getting busier over at the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights were switched on a few moments ago and traffic is backed up towards the 880 overcrossing. westbound traffic at the bay bridge pay gates again expect those delays most of them in the cash lanes. the fastrak lanes still doing okay for the drive out of the east bay towards san francisco. the rest of the commute we are going to call it "friday light." enjoy it while it lasts. westbound 92 at the san mateo bridge still lots of room between san mateo and -- between hayward and foster city. meanwhile if you plan to make the altamont pass commute that'

from diverse backgrounds, they all found their way under the dome of san francisco's city hall. willie brown came to san francisco from mineola, texas. shortly after his arrival, he enrolled at san francisco state university. while at sf state, he signed up for the rotc, where he'd meet the man who would introduce him to politics, future congressman and democratic heavyweight john burton. willie: and when they first line you up in the rotc, they line you up alphabetically. so it was brown, burton. and we were elbow to elbow in the air rotc. that's how i met john burton. peter: brown would make his next big political connection while attending hastings law school in san francisco. in order to make money, he worked on the janitorial staff. his fellow broom pusher was future san francisco mayor george moscone. the two became inseparable. david talbot: don't ask, don't tell, that's really the best way, you know, to handle george moscone in some ways. because he did have a lot of baggage and yet he enjoyed the nightlife with his friend willie brown. they were kind of a rat pack togeth

memberships here in the bay area which represent over 200,000 members and most of whom live in a city of san francisco. so were really excited about that. we are by far, the largest cultural institution in the city of san francisco. and the whole bay area in fact. we now have the highest visitor satisfaction scores of any museum west of the mississippi. period about exams. so not only a leader in the bay area leader nationally in attendance, but also especially in delivering our mission and satisfying our guest. which are really excited about. we also are place where every child in san francisco going to school, no matter what school it is, public-private parochial, charter, does not matter, all them come to the academy for free. we are very excited about that. also, last week we had the biggest opening of a new exhibit since our opening called color of life which is funded by google.org and the pisces foundation right here in the bay area. which is a new exhibit celebrating the diversity of life to art and color and design. it is a wonderful new exhibit invite all of you to come check it out sometime